Unitarity corridors to exceptional points
arXiv:1909.02035 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.100.032124
Abstract
Non-Hermitian quantum one-parametric by matrix Hamiltonians with real spectra are considered. Their special choice is studied at small , with a general parametric real-matrix perturbation , and with the exceptional-point-related "unperturbed" Jordan-block Hamiltonian . A "stability corridor" of the parameters is then sought guaranteeing the reality of spectrum and realizing a unitary-system-evolution access to the exceptional-point boundary of stability. The corridors are then shown dependent and "narrow", corresponding to certain specific, unitarity-compatible perturbations with "admissible" matrix elements at subscripts and at all .
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